Sentence examples for especially believable from inspiring English sources

And Hallam's struggle with his conscience – which lasted about 1.7 seconds – was not especially believable.

Angele's relationship with Antoine never seems especially believable; it's stipulated by the script, rather than embodied by the actors.

That Lilia succeeds in leading a double life for as long as she does isn't especially believable.

Ms. Baye is a sensitive actress, but their relationship "never seems especially believable; it's stipulated by the script, rather than embodied by the actors" (A. O. Scott).

Though Ms. Kent's long auburn hair hangs in beautiful sheets, and though she has cornered the market on noble suffering, she is not especially believable or engaging as a high-society courtesan.

An embassy document dated November 1987 concluded that Daniel's story "contains enough truths and plausibilities to make it believable, especially given Colonia Dignidad's reputation".

Benton, especially, is utterly believable as a woman who is feisty and courageous enough to dress as a male soldier so that she can sneak into camp and give all the doomed young men one last kiss.

These statements sometimes seem believable especially when it comes from a (bad) teacher or someone with a lot of experience who is not aware of the willpower.

Make your character names believable, especially if you're working on a more serious or somber story.

NATO claims it was a Taliban honor killing, but Scahill finds the family more believable... especially the little granddaughter.

Conflict in any relationship is believable -- especially since TV romances can quickly grow stale if they're kept in a state of stasis.